Terry W. Beans

Terry W. Beans obituary, Horsham, PA

Terry W. Beans

Terry Beans Obituary

Published by John F. Givnish Funeral Home - Buckingham on Nov. 5, 2019.
Terry W Beans, 70, of Horsham, PA went home to be with the Lord on November 5, 2019. Born in Lahaska, PA May 25, 1949, he was the son of the late Warren Ely and Mary (Hasiak) Beans. He was the loving husband of Cindie M (Simmons) Beans, with whom he shared 24 amazing years of marriage. He was preceded in death by his wife, Patricia (Reid) Beans, his sister, Shirley (Beans) Wilson, and step-father John "Jack" Kimble. Terry was raised in Lahaska and graduated from New Hope-Solebury High School. After graduating, he served in Vietnam in the US Navy 1968-1969 on the USS Sacramento as a Damage Controlman. After his time in Vietnam, he went to the Navy Reserves for many years before transferring over to the Air National Guard at NAS JRB Willow Grove. In addition to his military service, Terry worked for the Buckingham Police department and served in the Midway Fire Company. He spent the majority of his working years working for Fisher and Porter, and Milton Roy as a quality control specialist. After he had his stroke in 2004, he was unable to work. But he found his passion in volunteering. He spent many years volunteering at Abington Memorial Hospital. He started on the rehab floor, helping others who were recovering from stroke. He wound up volunteering all over the hospital. Patients and employees alike loved having him there. He had a great sense of humor, and always found a way to make people smile. Later, he volunteered for a couple of years at Hallowell Elementary School in Horsham. He helped the teachers with various tasks, and the kids with math, science and in the computer lab. Once again, making everyone laugh and smile. The teachers and kids absolutely loved him. Terry was a lifelong New England Patriots fan. Everyone always knew when it was football season at the Beans house. Terry and Cindie even made a trip up to Gillette Stadium for a football game and was invited to come out on the field before the game by the owner's son Jonathan Kraft. Terry always loved to brag about his Patriots! In addition to his wife, Cindie, Terry is survived by daughters Marguerite (husband Rusty) Kistner of Horsham, PA, and Sharon (husband Rick) Walker of Smyrna TN, and son Terry Beans Jr. He is also survived by grandchildren William Kistner of Horsham, PA and Alex Hebert and Tessa Hebert of Hernando, FL and great-grandson Camron Hebert of Hernando, FL. Family and friends are invited to Terry's Life Celebration, Saturday, November 16th from 12 PM to 2 PM, followed by his Memorial Service at 2 PM, at First Presbyterian Church of Warminster, 500 Madison Ave, Warminster, PA. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made in his memory to Vietnam Vets of America or First Presbyterian Church of Warminster. To leave condolences, pay respects or share a special memory of Terry, please visit www.lifecelebration.com. Life Celebration services provided by Leaver/Cable of Buckingham.

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Dave Stone

December 28, 2021

I wrote a long message that disappeared, basically saying I still miss him.

David Marsh

November 12, 2019

Cindie and family,

Losing one so dear. So sorry for the pain, the loss. So glad you have many great memories. I'm lacking words and unable to be near for whatever small comfort that might bring. But wanting you to know you are in my prayers, that my thoughts continue to circle back to you.

Nancy Wiggins Doherty

November 8, 2019

We knew each other from attending New Hope-Solebury High School and both graduated in 1967. We reconnected a few years ago on Facebook. He told me about the loss of his first wife and then how he met Cindie, his current love. He always made me laugh with that crazy and humorous sense of humor. He certainly had strong opinions politically that we lost touch for awhile but he reappeared telling me he was in Facebook jail. I know he loved being a vet and cheering on his favorite sports team, the Patriots. I often jabbed him about the Philadelphia Flyers because I live in NC and cheer on the Carolina Hurricanes hockey team. Last we communicated, he told me he was sick of being sick and was concerned about his diagnosis but he used that sense of humor to find the best in a bad situation. I will miss talking to him but know he is now at peace. Much support to his beautiful family and take comfort in how many people cared about him.

Darlene Ray

November 8, 2019

Terry was a great friend for many years - I miss him already. It is amazing to look at his life and see all he did in spite of his endless trips to the hospital.

Jan Nemeth

November 7, 2019

Terry was a wonderful friend in high school and the best Facebook friend in later years. His humor and his love for all was outstanding.
I shall miss his posts..his understanding and kindness
Jan Kelner Nemeth

Betty Daniels

November 7, 2019

So many of us are going to miss his sense of humor. After many years we reconnected on Facebook. He remembered riding the school bus with me and sent a friend request. I enjoyed all his quips and tags on FB. Even when I wasn't having a good day he would send me a funny.

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